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Chapter 17 THE EFFECT OF WESTERN LITERATURE IN CHINA
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Released on: 01/12/2017
uential than literature in its many branches. The Chinese have always been a literary race. They invented printing a
1 Chapter 1 WHAT HAS AWAKENED CHINA 2 Chapter 2 WHAT CHINA MEANS TO THE WORLD3 Chapter 3 ORIENTAL AND OCCIDENTAL4 Chapter 4 FOREIGN RELATIONS OF CHINA5 Chapter 5 CHINESE CIVILISATION-ITS WEAK SIDE6 Chapter 6 CHINESE CIVILISATION-ITS GOOD SIDE7 Chapter 7 RAILWAYS AND RIVERS8 Chapter 8 No.89 Chapter 9 OPIUM10 Chapter 10 THE WOMEN'S QUESTION11 Chapter 11 CHINESE ARCHITECTURE12 Chapter 12 RELIGIONS IN CHINA13 Chapter 13 CONFUCIAN PHILOSOPHY AND WESTERN CULTURE14 Chapter 14 INTERVIEW AT NANKING15 Chapter 15 ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN CHINA16 Chapter 16 OTHER MISSIONS17 Chapter 17 THE EFFECT OF WESTERN LITERATURE IN CHINA18 Chapter 18 MEDICAL MISSIONS19 Chapter 19 MOVEMENT IN KOREA AND MANCHURIA20 Chapter 20 THE FUTURE OF CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA21 Chapter 21 EDUCATION, CHIEFLY MISSIONARY22 Chapter 22 GOVERNMENT EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM23 Chapter 23 THE SAME IN PRACTICE24 Chapter 24 DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY OF EDUCATION25 Chapter 25 THE NEED OF A UNIVERSITY EXPLAINED26 Chapter 26 No.2627 Chapter 27 CONCLUSION